Resilience: A Different Kind of Strong by Jenn Henry truly is an inspirational book aimed at helping readers create the lives they dream of. As a teenager, Jenn was diagnosed with bipolar-manic depression. Jenn was arrested for drug possession and stolen property, and after being...

We live in a time when the effects of climate change are becoming increasingly severe. Global warming and pollution are damaging our ecosystems due, in part, to the search for comfort in society. However, there is now greater awareness of energy security and the environment,...

There is almost always a schism of difference between what we see and what is out there. Is perception reality? If not, what is reality? Uncover the secrets to understanding the problems in your life and the way perception skews how we view the world...

Run! My Story of LGBTQ+ Political Power, Equality, and Acceptance in Silicon Valley is a work of non-fiction in the politics, sociocultural issues, and LGBTQIA+ subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Ken Yeager Ph.D. to chronicle...

Reality Check: In Pursuit of the Right Questions by Carlo Mahfouz is an eye-opening self-help guide offering tools and strategies for overcoming ambiguity and dilemmas to resolve the issues humans face today. To achieve the skill of asking the right questions and solving multi-layered problems,...

Relief from Burnout: Manage Workplace Pressure, Set Non-negotiable Boundaries, and Restore Your Motivation is a self-help guide that provides an overview of factors that influence workplace mental health and how it affects other areas of a person’s life. M.H. McKinley distinguishes between stress, depression, and...

Retro Active Television: An In-Depth Perspective on Classic TV's Social Circuitry by Herbie J Pilato delves into the television landscape throughout the decades to see how viewing trends developed. Join historian Pilato as he takes you through the ever-changing world of television with the evolution...

Resilient by Katherine Turner recounts the life of a woman named Katherine. Katherine's parents struggled with addiction and mental health issues, which led to neglect and abuse in her childhood. On her last day of first grade, Katherine's parents' unhappy relationship reached a boiling point,...

In the non-fiction work Raven and the Hummingbird, Renate Caldwell chronicles the therapeutic process undertaken with a patient named Joan who suffered from Multiple Personality Disorder consequent to severe childhood abuse. To mitigate the effects of her trauma, Joan resorted to various identities, allowing her...

In Random Musings of the Left Hemisphere, Mike Joyner reviews his socioeconomic position and shares his views on policy, politics, and news stories that have emerged over the last eight years. The sections are labeled, and some include posts from social media when opinions and...